New Social Trend of the Picholas Happy Dance Goes Viral

Recently, there has been an influx of dance movements, social media takeovers and stunts, including the Harlem Shake, planking and the Cinnamon Challenge becoming more prominent in the publics' consciousness.
These ideas spread like wildfire with the help of popular social media sites such as Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and The Diary of a Demented Store Owner (a fascinating blog written by some guy called Mikey).
The once most talked about social rage had been the Harlem Shake, a series of dance videos that begin with a masked individual dancing which evolves into an entire group dancing, each with their own special props and dance moves. 
Despite what the name suggests, these videos present a wide range of hip-hop dances, including the Bernie, twerking, and improvisations. 
In other words, the Harlem Shake has nothing remotely similar to the current newest trend- The Picholas Happy Dance. First seen here just over a week ago it has now gone totally viral as evident by this picture below-

Russian Military embrace the Picholas Happy Dance

As well as providing inspiration to all, young and old, this latest craze of the Picholas Happy Dance has even found its way into classrooms all across the country, continuing to spread the hype. At Humble College in particular, Professor T. R. Anglehead's second hour Cooking with Spam class, performed the Picholas Happy Dance for 24 hours straight Friday May 10 garnering them an honourable mention in the Guinness Book of Trifling Records.
See what everyone is talking about, here-

... and a big Happy Birthday Pich